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骂人是不需要原因的。如果有人不承认global warming，他就会恨那些立法保护地球的总统。 有人说这些是Obama的成绩： 1. Passed Health Care Reform After five presidents over the course of a century failed to create universal health insurance, signed the Affordable Care Act in 2010. More than twenty million Americans have gained coverage since the passage of the law, which provides subsidies for Americans to buy coverage, expands Medicaid eligibility, and prohibits insurers from denying coverage to people with preexisting conditions. The uninsured rate has dropped from 16 percent in 2010 to 9 percent in 2015. The law also mandates free preventive care, allows young people to stay on their parents’ policies up to age twenty-six, and imposes a ban on annual and lifetime caps on benefits. 2. Rescued the Economy Signed the $787 billion American Recovery and Reinvestment Act in 2009 to spur economic growth amid the most severe downturn since the Great Depression. As of October 2016, the economy had added 15.5 million new jobs since early 2010 and set a record with seventy-three straight months of private-sector job growth. The unemployment rate, which hit a sustained peak of about 10 percent in 2009, has dropped to 4.6 percent as of November 2016. 3. Passed Wall Street Reform Signed the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act in 2010 to re-regulate the financial sector after its practices caused the Great Recession. The law tightens capital requirements on large banks and other financial institutions, allows the government to take them into receivership if they pose a threat to the economy, and limits their ability to trade with customers’ money for their own profit. Dodd-Frank also created the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to crack down on abusive lending and financial services. By the end of fiscal year 2016, the CFPB had handled nearly one million consumer complaints and taken actions that resulted in $11.7 billion in relief for more than twenty-seven million consumers. 4. Negotiated a Deal to Block A Nuclear Iran Led six nations in reaching an agreement with Iran that requires the country to end its nuclear weapons program and submit to a rigorous International Atomic Energy Agency inspections regime in exchange for lifting global sanctions. The deal—which resulted from first toughening sanctions against Iran—also blocked Iran’s pathways to building a bomb, slowing down the development time for a weapon from three months to one year if Iran were to break its commitments. 5. Secured U.S. Commitment to a Global Agreement on Climate Change Provided key leadership to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, which produced the 2015 Paris Agreement, a commitment by 197 nations to reduce global carbon emissions and limit the global rise in temperatures to below 2 degrees Celsius. 6. Eliminated Osama bin Laden In 2011, ordered the Special Forces raid of the secret compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, in which the terrorist leader was killed and a trove of al-Qaeda documents was retained. 7. Ended U.S. Combat Missions in Iraq and Afghanistan After an initial troop surge in Afghanistan, brought home 90 percent of the nearly 180,000 troops who were deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan when he took office, leaving only a small contingent of forces to assist the Iraqi and Afghani militaries against insurgents and the Taliban. The withdrawal from Iraq created the vacuum that ISIS has filled. But, recently, without redeploying ground troops, the U.S. has helped the Iraqi military in reversing ISIS’s gains. 8. Turned Around the U.S. Auto Industry In 2009, injected $62 billion (on top of the $13.4 billion in loans from the George W. Bush administration) into ailing GM and Chrysler in return for equity stakes and agreements for massive restructuring. By December 2014, the car companies had repaid $70.4 billion of the funds, and the Center for Automotive Research estimated that 2.5 million jobs were saved. 9. Repealed “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’’ Ended the 1990s-era restriction and formalized a new policy allowing gays and lesbians to serve openly in the military for the first time. 10. Supported Federal Recognition of Same-Sex Marriages Decided in 2011 that the federal government would no longer defend the Defense of Marriage Act, which restricted federal marriage recognition to opposite-sex couples. In June 2013, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down key portions of the law as unconstitutional, allowing married same-sex couples to finally receive federal protections like Social Security and veteran benefits. 11. Reversed Bush Torture Policies Two days after taking office, signed an executive order banning the so-called “enhanced interrogation” techniques used by the CIA under President Bush and considered inhumane under the Geneva Conventions. Also released the secret Bush administration legal opinions supporting the use of these techniques. 12. Established Rules to Limit Carbon Emissions from Power Plants Finalized a “Clean Power Plan” in 2015 through new EPA regulations, setting the first-ever carbon pollution standards for existing power plants. When fully implemented in 2030, the new rules will result in a 32 percent reduction in carbon emissions compared to 2005. 13. Normalized Relations with Cuba In 2014, took steps to open diplomatic and commercial ties with Cuba, ending the failed Cold War policy of isolation. In March 2016, direct mail flights to Cuba resumed for the first time in fifty years. American tourists may also now freely visit the country. 14. Put Medicare on Sounder Financial Footing Slowed the growth of health care spending through cost-saving measures enacted as part of the ACA, ensuring the solvency of Medicare’s principal trust fund through 2028. 15. Protected DREAMers from Deportation Took executive action in June 2012 to protect undocumented young people brought to the U.S. as children (so-called DREAMers) from deportation and allow them to apply for work permits. 16. Established Net Neutrality Directed the Federal Communications Commission to issue a rule classifying internet service providers as a public utility and forcing them to treat all web traffic the same, regardless of source. After years of litigation, a federal court upheld the FCC’s rule, meaning providers can’t favor certain websites or block others. 17. Protected Two Liberal Seats on the U.S. Supreme Court Nominated and obtained confirmation for Sonia Sotomayor (the first Hispanic person and third woman to serve on the Court) in 2009 and Elena Kagan (the fourth woman) in 2010. They replaced David Souter and John Paul Stevens, respectively. 18. Boosted Fuel Efficiency Standards Released new fuel efficiency standards in 2011 that will increase fuel economy to the equivalent of 54.5 miles per gallon for cars and light-duty trucks by model year 2025. 19. Kicked Banks Out of Federal Student Loan Program, Expanded Pell Grant Funding As part of the 2010 health care reform bill, signed a measure ending the decades-old practice of subsidizing banks to provide college loans. As a result, all students began getting their federal student loans directly from the federal government. More than half of the savings ($36 billion over ten years) is dedicated to expanding Pell Grants to lower-income students. 20. Improved America’s Image Abroad With new policies, diplomacy, and rhetoric, reversed a sharp decline in world opinion toward the U.S. (and the corresponding loss of “soft power”) during the Bush years. Favorable opinion toward the United States rose during Obama’s first term in ten of fifteen countries surveyed by the Pew Global Attitudes Project, with an average increase of 26 percent, and have stayed high ever since. 21. Left His Mark on the Federal Judiciary Appointed more than 300 judges to federal district and appeals courts, in line with other two-term presidents, tipping the balance to majority Democrat appointed. A majority of judges on nine of the thirteen appeals courts are now Democratic appointees—compared to just one when Obama took office. Appointed a record number of female (138) and minority (120) judges to the federal bench, as well as eleven openly gay or lesbian judges. 22. Diversified the Federal Bureaucracy Appointed women and people of color to fill more than half of appointments to policy positions requiring Senate confirmation, including seventeen of thirty-one Cabinet positions. 23. Passed Fair Sentencing Act Signed 2010 legislation that reduced the sentencing disparity between crack and powder cocaine possession from 100 to 1 to 18 to 1. Successfully lobbied the United States Sentencing Commission to apply those measures retroactively, which contributed to the largest decrease in the federal prison population in over thirty years. 24. Revived the Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division Through then Attorney General Eric Holder, announced a major overhaul of the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division in 2009 to bring back federal civil rights enforcement, which had atrophied under President Bush. Among other priorities, the division stepped up its efforts against housing and employment discrimination, strengthened enforcement of the Voting Rights Act, and put renewed focus on cracking down on discriminatory policing practices. 25. Expanded Wilderness and Watershed Protection Signed the Omnibus Public Lands Management Act of 2009, which designates more than two million acres as wilderness, creates thousands of miles of recreational and historic trails, and protects over 1,000 miles of rivers. By designating new national monuments and other measures, permanently protects over 548 million acres, more than any other president. 26. Gave the FDA the Power to Regulate Tobacco Signed the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act in 2009. Nine years in the making and long resisted by the tobacco industry, the law mandates that tobacco manufacturers disclose all ingredients, obtain FDA approval for new products, and expand the size and prominence of cigarette warning labels. It also bans the sale of “light” cigarettes and tobacco sponsorship of entertainment events. 27. Trimmed and Reoriented Missile Defense Cut the Reagan-era “Star Wars” missile defense budget, saving $1.4 billion in 2010, and canceled plans to station antiballistic missile systems in Poland and the Czech Republic in favor of a sea-based defense plan focused on Iran and North Korea. 28. Kick-started Clean Energy Investment As part of the 2009 stimulus, invested $90 billion in research on smart grids, energy-efficient electric cars, renewable electricity generation, cleaner coal, and biofuels. Launched a clean energy incubator within the Argonne National Laboratory and encouraged $4 billion in commitments by foundations, institutional investors, and other private-sector stakeholders to boost their investments in clean energy technology. 29. Reduced the Threat from Nuclear Weapons Initiated the biannual Nuclear Security Summit to address the global threat posed by nuclear terrorism and advance a common approach to strengthening nuclear security. As a result, weapons-usable highly enriched uranium has been removed from sixteen countries. Signed and won ratification of a 2011 treaty with Russia to limit each country to 1,550 strategic warheads (down from 2,200) and 700 launchers (down from more than 1,400). The treaty also reestablished a monitory and transparency program that had lapsed in 2009. 30. Passed Credit Card Reforms Signed the Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure Act of 2009, which prohibits credit card companies from raising rates without advance notification, mandates a grace period on interest rate increases, and strictly limits overdraft and other fees. 31. Cut Veteran Homelessness by Half In 2010, launched the nation’s first comprehensive strategy to prevent and end homelessness, Opening Doors, which has led to a 47 percent decline in the number of homeless veterans since 2010 and aims to end youth homelessness by 2020. 32. Enacted Government Surveillance Reform Signed the 2015 USA Freedom Act, which bans the governmental collection of bulk data, creates a special panel to provide technical and legal advice to the court administering the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), and provides greater transparency for FISA court opinions. The ACLU noted that the legislation marked the first time since 1978 that Congress has “taken steps to restrict, rather than expand, its government surveillance authority.” 33. Expanded Overtime Pay Updated a provision of the Fair Labor Standards Act to ensure overtime pay for employees making up to $47,476 a year, thereby expanding overtime protections to 4.2 million workers. The new rules were set to go into effect in December 2016, but were blocked in November by a federal judge in Texas. 34. Cracked Down on Bad For-Profit Colleges Through the Department of Education, issued “gainful employment” regulations in 2011, cutting off commercially focused schools from federal student aid funding if more than 25 percent of former students aren’t paying off their loans or if former students spend more than 12 percent of their average total earnings servicing student loans. In June 2016, regulators voted to shut down the nation’s largest accreditor of for-profit colleges, cutting off federal aid to hundreds of for-profits. 35. Cut the Deficit Reduced the federal deficit from 9.8 percent of GDP in 2009 to 3.2 percent in 2016, one benefit of a strengthening economy. 36. Created the College Scorecard Through the Department of Education, developed a comprehensive database in 2015 that allows prospective college students to compare potential schools based on costs, graduation rates, debt, and post-college earnings. 37. Improved School Nutrition Signed the Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act in 2010, championed by Michelle Obama, mandating a $4.5 billion spending boost and higher nutritional standards for school lunches. New rules double the amount of fruits and vegetables, and require only whole grains, in foods served to students. 38. Expanded the Definition of Hate Crimes Signed the Hate Crimes Prevention Act in 2009, applying existing hate crime laws to crimes based on a victim’s sexual orientation, gender, or disability, in addition to race, religion, or national origin. 39. Recognized the Dangers of Carbon Dioxide Through 2009 EPA regulations, declared carbon dioxide a pollutant, allowing the agency to regulate its production. 40. Strengthened Women’s Right to Fair Pay Signed the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act in 2009, giving women who are paid less than men for the same work the right to sue their employers after they find out about the discrimination, even if it happened years ago. Under previous law, as interpreted by the Supreme Court in Ledbetter v. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., the statute of limitations on such suits ran out 180 days after the alleged discrimination occurred, even if the victims never knew about it. 41. Secured the Removal of Chemical Weapons from Syria Forced an agreement by Syrian leader Bashar Assad in 2013 to destroy the country’s stockpile of chemical weapons in accordance with the United Nations Chemical Weapons Convention. In 2016, the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons confirmed the destruction of thousands of tons of mustard gas and other toxic chemicals. (There is evidence, however, that Assad has recently continued to use chlorine gas against rebels and civilians in Aleppo.) 42. Protected LGBTQ Americans From Employment Discrimination Signed an executive order in 2014 prohibiting federal contractors and subcontractors from discriminating against their workers on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity. 43. Reduced Discrimination Against Former Prisoners in Federal Hiring Signed an executive order to “ban the box” in federal hiring and contracting. Government employers can’t ask about criminal records at the beginning of the application process, giving applicants with a criminal history a fairer shot. 44. Won Major Victories Against Housing and Mortgage Discrimination Through the Justice Department, reached a record $335 million settlement against Countrywide Financial Corporation and a $175 million settlement against Wells Fargo for their practices of charging higher interest and fees to African American and Latino borrowers prior to the financial crisis, in addition to numerous other suits pursued on behalf of borrowers. In 2015, the administration successfully argued before the Supreme Court that victims of housing discrimination suing for bias only need to show “disparate impact,” not an intent to discriminate, to win their case. 45. Expanded Broadband Coverage Obtained approval from the FCC to shift $8 billion in subsidies away from landlines and toward broadband internet access for lower-income rural families. By 2016, 98 percent of Americans had access to fast 4G/LTE broadband. 46. Expanded Health Coverage for Children Signed the Children’s Health Insurance Program Reauthorization Act in 2009, expanding the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) to cover an additional four million children, paid for by a tax increase on tobacco products. 47. Improved Food Safety Signed the 2011 FDA Food Safety Modernization Act, which increased the Food and Drug Administration’s budget by $1.4 billion and expanded its regulatory responsibilities to include increasing the number of food inspections, issuing direct food recalls, and reviewing the safety practices of countries exporting food products to the U.S. 48. Let the Space Shuttle Die and Killed the Planned Moon Mission Allowed the expensive ($1 billion per launch), badly designed, and dangerous shuttle program to make its final launch on July 8, 2011. Cut off funding for the even more bloated and problem-plagued Bush-era Constellation program to build a moon base in favor of support for private-sector low-earth orbit ventures, research on new rocket technologies for long-distance manned flight missions, and unmanned space exploration, including the largest interplanetary rover ever launched, designed to investigate Mars’s potential to support life. 49. Rebuilt and Fortified the Gulf Coast post-Katrina Completed a $14.5 billion system in 2011 to rebuild the levees in New Orleans and protect it from a 100-year storm. 50. Avoided Scandal Became the first president since Dwight Eisenhower to serve two terms with no serious personal or political scandal.
骂人是不需要原因的。如果有人不承认global warming，他就会恨那些立法保护地球的总统。 有人说这些是Obama的成绩： 1. Passed Health Care Reform After five presidents over the course of a century failed to create universal health insurance, signed the Affordable Care Act in 2010. More than twenty million Americans have gained coverage since the passage of the law, which provides subsidies for Americans to buy coverage, expands Medicaid eligibility, and prohibits insurers from denying coverage to people with preexisting conditions. The uninsured rate has dropped from 16 percent in 2010 to 9 percent in 2015. The law also mandates free preventive care, allows young people to stay on their parents’ policies up to age twenty-six, and imposes a ban on annual and lifetime caps on benefits. 2. Rescued the Economy Signed the $787 billion American Recovery and Reinvestment Act in 2009 to spur economic growth amid the most severe downturn since the Great Depression. As of October 2016, the economy had added 15.5 million new jobs since early 2010 and set a record with seventy-three straight months of private-sector job growth. The unemployment rate, which hit a sustained peak of about 10 percent in 2009, has dropped to 4.6 percent as of November 2016. 3. Passed Wall Street Reform Signed the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act in 2010 to re-regulate the financial sector after its practices caused the Great Recession. The law tightens capital requirements on large banks and other financial institutions, allows the government to take them into receivership if they pose a threat to the economy, and limits their ability to trade with customers’ money for their own profit. Dodd-Frank also created the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to crack down on abusive lending and financial services. By the end of fiscal year 2016, the CFPB had handled nearly one million consumer complaints and taken actions that resulted in $11.7 billion in relief for more than twenty-seven million consumers. 4. Negotiated a Deal to Block A Nuclear Iran Led six nations in reaching an agreement with Iran that requires the country to end its nuclear weapons program and submit to a rigorous International Atomic Energy Agency inspections regime in exchange for lifting global sanctions. The deal—which resulted from first toughening sanctions against Iran—also blocked Iran’s pathways to building a bomb, slowing down the development time for a weapon from three months to one year if Iran were to break its commitments. 5. Secured U.S. Commitment to a Global Agreement on Climate Change Provided key leadership to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, which produced the 2015 Paris Agreement, a commitment by 197 nations to reduce global carbon emissions and limit the global rise in temperatures to below 2 degrees Celsius. 6. Eliminated Osama bin Laden In 2011, ordered the Special Forces raid of the secret compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, in which the terrorist leader was killed and a trove of al-Qaeda documents was retained. 7. Ended U.S. Combat Missions in Iraq and Afghanistan After an initial troop surge in Afghanistan, brought home 90 percent of the nearly 180,000 troops who were deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan when he took office, leaving only a small contingent of forces to assist the Iraqi and Afghani militaries against insurgents and the Taliban. The withdrawal from Iraq created the vacuum that ISIS has filled. But, recently, without redeploying ground troops, the U.S. has helped the Iraqi military in reversing ISIS’s gains. 8. Turned Around the U.S. Auto Industry In 2009, injected $62 billion (on top of the $13.4 billion in loans from the George W. Bush administration) into ailing GM and Chrysler in return for equity stakes and agreements for massive restructuring. By December 2014, the car companies had repaid $70.4 billion of the funds, and the Center for Automotive Research estimated that 2.5 million jobs were saved. 9. Repealed “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’’ Ended the 1990s-era restriction and formalized a new policy allowing gays and lesbians to serve openly in the military for the first time. 10. Supported Federal Recognition of Same-Sex Marriages Decided in 2011 that the federal government would no longer defend the Defense of Marriage Act, which restricted federal marriage recognition to opposite-sex couples. In June 2013, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down key portions of the law as unconstitutional, allowing married same-sex couples to finally receive federal protections like Social Security and veteran benefits. 11. Reversed Bush Torture Policies Two days after taking office, signed an executive order banning the so-called “enhanced interrogation” techniques used by the CIA under President Bush and considered inhumane under the Geneva Conventions. Also released the secret Bush administration legal opinions supporting the use of these techniques. 12. Established Rules to Limit Carbon Emissions from Power Plants Finalized a “Clean Power Plan” in 2015 through new EPA regulations, setting the first-ever carbon pollution standards for existing power plants. When fully implemented in 2030, the new rules will result in a 32 percent reduction in carbon emissions compared to 2005. 13. Normalized Relations with Cuba In 2014, took steps to open diplomatic and commercial ties with Cuba, ending the failed Cold War policy of isolation. In March 2016, direct mail flights to Cuba resumed for the first time in fifty years. American tourists may also now freely visit the country. 14. Put Medicare on Sounder Financial Footing Slowed the growth of health care spending through cost-saving measures enacted as part of the ACA, ensuring the solvency of Medicare’s principal trust fund through 2028. 15. Protected DREAMers from Deportation Took executive action in June 2012 to protect undocumented young people brought to the U.S. as children (so-called DREAMers) from deportation and allow them to apply for work permits. 16. Established Net Neutrality Directed the Federal Communications Commission to issue a rule classifying internet service providers as a public utility and forcing them to treat all web traffic the same, regardless of source. After years of litigation, a federal court upheld the FCC’s rule, meaning providers can’t favor certain websites or block others. 17. Protected Two Liberal Seats on the U.S. Supreme Court Nominated and obtained confirmation for Sonia Sotomayor (the first Hispanic person and third woman to serve on the Court) in 2009 and Elena Kagan (the fourth woman) in 2010. They replaced David Souter and John Paul Stevens, respectively. 18. Boosted Fuel Efficiency Standards Released new fuel efficiency standards in 2011 that will increase fuel economy to the equivalent of 54.5 miles per gallon for cars and light-duty trucks by model year 2025. 19. Kicked Banks Out of Federal Student Loan Program, Expanded Pell Grant Funding As part of the 2010 health care reform bill, signed a measure ending the decades-old practice of subsidizing banks to provide college loans. As a result, all students began getting their federal student loans directly from the federal government. More than half of the savings ($36 billion over ten years) is dedicated to expanding Pell Grants to lower-income students. 20. Improved America’s Image Abroad With new policies, diplomacy, and rhetoric, reversed a sharp decline in world opinion toward the U.S. (and the corresponding loss of “soft power”) during the Bush years. Favorable opinion toward the United States rose during Obama’s first term in ten of fifteen countries surveyed by the Pew Global Attitudes Project, with an average increase of 26 percent, and have stayed high ever since. 21. Left His Mark on the Federal Judiciary Appointed more than 300 judges to federal district and appeals courts, in line with other two-term presidents, tipping the balance to majority Democrat appointed. A majority of judges on nine of the thirteen appeals courts are now Democratic appointees—compared to just one when Obama took office. Appointed a record number of female (138) and minority (120) judges to the federal bench, as well as eleven openly gay or lesbian judges. 22. Diversified the Federal Bureaucracy Appointed women and people of color to fill more than half of appointments to policy positions requiring Senate confirmation, including seventeen of thirty-one Cabinet positions. 23. Passed Fair Sentencing Act Signed 2010 legislation that reduced the sentencing disparity between crack and powder cocaine possession from 100 to 1 to 18 to 1. Successfully lobbied the United States Sentencing Commission to apply those measures retroactively, which contributed to the largest decrease in the federal prison population in over thirty years. 24. Revived the Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division Through then Attorney General Eric Holder, announced a major overhaul of the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division in 2009 to bring back federal civil rights enforcement, which had atrophied under President Bush. Among other priorities, the division stepped up its efforts against housing and employment discrimination, strengthened enforcement of the Voting Rights Act, and put renewed focus on cracking down on discriminatory policing practices. 25. Expanded Wilderness and Watershed Protection Signed the Omnibus Public Lands Management Act of 2009, which designates more than two million acres as wilderness, creates thousands of miles of recreational and historic trails, and protects over 1,000 miles of rivers. By designating new national monuments and other measures, permanently protects over 548 million acres, more than any other president. 26. Gave the FDA the Power to Regulate Tobacco Signed the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act in 2009. Nine years in the making and long resisted by the tobacco industry, the law mandates that tobacco manufacturers disclose all ingredients, obtain FDA approval for new products, and expand the size and prominence of cigarette warning labels. It also bans the sale of “light” cigarettes and tobacco sponsorship of entertainment events. 27. Trimmed and Reoriented Missile Defense Cut the Reagan-era “Star Wars” missile defense budget, saving $1.4 billion in 2010, and canceled plans to station antiballistic missile systems in Poland and the Czech Republic in favor of a sea-based defense plan focused on Iran and North Korea. 28. Kick-started Clean Energy Investment As part of the 2009 stimulus, invested $90 billion in research on smart grids, energy-efficient electric cars, renewable electricity generation, cleaner coal, and biofuels. Launched a clean energy incubator within the Argonne National Laboratory and encouraged $4 billion in commitments by foundations, institutional investors, and other private-sector stakeholders to boost their investments in clean energy technology. 29. Reduced the Threat from Nuclear Weapons Initiated the biannual Nuclear Security Summit to address the global threat posed by nuclear terrorism and advance a common approach to strengthening nuclear security. As a result, weapons-usable highly enriched uranium has been removed from sixteen countries. Signed and won ratification of a 2011 treaty with Russia to limit each country to 1,550 strategic warheads (down from 2,200) and 700 launchers (down from more than 1,400). The treaty also reestablished a monitory and transparency program that had lapsed in 2009. 30. Passed Credit Card Reforms Signed the Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure Act of 2009, which prohibits credit card companies from raising rates without advance notification, mandates a grace period on interest rate increases, and strictly limits overdraft and other fees. 31. Cut Veteran Homelessness by Half In 2010, launched the nation’s first comprehensive strategy to prevent and end homelessness, Opening Doors, which has led to a 47 percent decline in the number of homeless veterans since 2010 and aims to end youth homelessness by 2020. 32. Enacted Government Surveillance Reform Signed the 2015 USA Freedom Act, which bans the governmental collection of bulk data, creates a special panel to provide technical and legal advice to the court administering the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), and provides greater transparency for FISA court opinions. The ACLU noted that the legislation marked the first time since 1978 that Congress has “taken steps to restrict, rather than expand, its government surveillance authority.” 33. Expanded Overtime Pay Updated a provision of the Fair Labor Standards Act to ensure overtime pay for employees making up to $47,476 a year, thereby expanding overtime protections to 4.2 million workers. The new rules were set to go into effect in December 2016, but were blocked in November by a federal judge in Texas. 34. Cracked Down on Bad For-Profit Colleges Through the Department of Education, issued “gainful employment” regulations in 2011, cutting off commercially focused schools from federal student aid funding if more than 25 percent of former students aren’t paying off their loans or if former students spend more than 12 percent of their average total earnings servicing student loans. In June 2016, regulators voted to shut down the nation’s largest accreditor of for-profit colleges, cutting off federal aid to hundreds of for-profits. 35. Cut the Deficit Reduced the federal deficit from 9.8 percent of GDP in 2009 to 3.2 percent in 2016, one benefit of a strengthening economy. 36. Created the College Scorecard Through the Department of Education, developed a comprehensive database in 2015 that allows prospective college students to compare potential schools based on costs, graduation rates, debt, and post-college earnings. 37. Improved School Nutrition Signed the Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act in 2010, championed by Michelle Obama, mandating a $4.5 billion spending boost and higher nutritional standards for school lunches. New rules double the amount of fruits and vegetables, and require only whole grains, in foods served to students. 38. Expanded the Definition of Hate Crimes Signed the Hate Crimes Prevention Act in 2009, applying existing hate crime laws to crimes based on a victim’s sexual orientation, gender, or disability, in addition to race, religion, or national origin. 39. Recognized the Dangers of Carbon Dioxide Through 2009 EPA regulations, declared carbon dioxide a pollutant, allowing the agency to regulate its production. 40. Strengthened Women’s Right to Fair Pay Signed the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act in 2009, giving women who are paid less than men for the same work the right to sue their employers after they find out about the discrimination, even if it happened years ago. Under previous law, as interpreted by the Supreme Court in Ledbetter v. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., the statute of limitations on such suits ran out 180 days after the alleged discrimination occurred, even if the victims never knew about it. 41. Secured the Removal of Chemical Weapons from Syria Forced an agreement by Syrian leader Bashar Assad in 2013 to destroy the country’s stockpile of chemical weapons in accordance with the United Nations Chemical Weapons Convention. In 2016, the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons confirmed the destruction of thousands of tons of mustard gas and other toxic chemicals. (There is evidence, however, that Assad has recently continued to use chlorine gas against rebels and civilians in Aleppo.) 42. Protected LGBTQ Americans From Employment Discrimination Signed an executive order in 2014 prohibiting federal contractors and subcontractors from discriminating against their workers on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity. 43. Reduced Discrimination Against Former Prisoners in Federal Hiring Signed an executive order to “ban the box” in federal hiring and contracting. Government employers can’t ask about criminal records at the beginning of the application process, giving applicants with a criminal history a fairer shot. 44. Won Major Victories Against Housing and Mortgage Discrimination Through the Justice Department, reached a record $335 million settlement against Countrywide Financial Corporation and a $175 million settlement against Wells Fargo for their practices of charging higher interest and fees to African American and Latino borrowers prior to the financial crisis, in addition to numerous other suits pursued on behalf of borrowers. In 2015, the administration successfully argued before the Supreme Court that victims of housing discrimination suing for bias only need to show “disparate impact,” not an intent to discriminate, to win their case. 45. Expanded Broadband Coverage Obtained approval from the FCC to shift $8 billion in subsidies away from landlines and toward broadband internet access for lower-income rural families. By 2016, 98 percent of Americans had access to fast 4G/LTE broadband. 46. Expanded Health Coverage for Children Signed the Children’s Health Insurance Program Reauthorization Act in 2009, expanding the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) to cover an additional four million children, paid for by a tax increase on tobacco products. 47. Improved Food Safety Signed the 2011 FDA Food Safety Modernization Act, which increased the Food and Drug Administration’s budget by $1.4 billion and expanded its regulatory responsibilities to include increasing the number of food inspections, issuing direct food recalls, and reviewing the safety practices of countries exporting food products to the U.S. 48. Let the Space Shuttle Die and Killed the Planned Moon Mission Allowed the expensive ($1 billion per launch), badly designed, and dangerous shuttle program to make its final launch on July 8, 2011. Cut off funding for the even more bloated and problem-plagued Bush-era Constellation program to build a moon base in favor of support for private-sector low-earth orbit ventures, research on new rocket technologies for long-distance manned flight missions, and unmanned space exploration, including the largest interplanetary rover ever launched, designed to investigate Mars’s potential to support life. 49. Rebuilt and Fortified the Gulf Coast post-Katrina Completed a $14.5 billion system in 2011 to rebuild the levees in New Orleans and protect it from a 100-year storm. 50. Avoided Scandal Became the first president since Dwight Eisenhower to serve two terms with no serious personal or political scandal. poinciana 发表于 2020-06-19 20:28
看得真是要吐了，简而言之就是爱心泛滥各种国内国外大撒币。 另外 37.Improved School Nutrition？哈哈哈哈，把好好地学校的饭改的乞丐都咽不下去。哦，还有奇葩的common core教学法。 真是我情愿他不干事，干对的不超过10%。
第一次罪犯和警察冲突，Michael Brown 事件开始了BLM，游行，打砸抢，总统鼓励并亲自去参加嫌疑犯的隆重葬礼。警察被搞的灰溜溜的。但是那时候说 all lives matter 还不至于被开除。但是政治正确因言获罪越演越烈，到了上次大选之年，谁也不敢公开说支持警察支持trump。有的邻居只好在自家院子插个牌说支持社区的警察。该总统开启了是非不分的文化，犯罪的理直气壮扬眉吐气。还有他的媳妇，说学生们肥胖的太多，提议削减了中小学学生午餐份量，以至于孩子们吃不饱。每天媒体对这两口子舔啊，男的一上台什么都还没做就获得了诺贝尔和平奖，他老婆有一次上了Vogue 封面，主持人夸她是世界上最美的女人。
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我觉得那个被顶起来的经典回复可以专门开一个帖子了 这个帖子被挪到了时政版看的人就少了 当然还要那个层主vivi1同意才行
是啊，回答的那个贴总结的太好了。历历在目的回忆！希望这个帖子能打开就可以看到，不懂红蓝，希望版主顶到页面上！！！
你是yale黄，又往整个亚裔头上扣帽子，你代表谁啊？奥巴马第一次参选的时候多少人支持他，谁说亚裔不选他了？那来的黄人歧视不接受黑人总统？他自己转极左把正常人都恶心了，才有政治素人当总统！ 别TM恶毒攻击亚裔所有人！别恶心我们所有人！
你这个太搞笑了，你是国内的吧？我们在美国呆久了的人，谁会脑子里有美国主流不主流的概念？我们就是社会的一部分，亚裔美国人，工作，学习，养孩子，享受当前的生活！ 攻击别人这一点的，反而暴露出自己的位置了！别搞了，中国目前当然不喜欢川普赢了，打贸易战川普不手软，而且川普也知道怎么折腾，中国占不了川普的多少便宜，川普比Obama难搞多了！
🛋️ 沙发板凳
他比较会装B , 比白左装的更加左
属于极左 吧
以前好象民主党没有这么左
新能源 大数据那几年高速发展起来，从经济危机泥潭走出来让川普吃了三年就业率和股市红利，黄右们说一事无成。
海德里希也是这样的。
他其实不算黑人吧.
五官长的和白人几乎一模一样.
说话比白左更加白左.
拜登为啥老的这么快感觉一下就不行了
老实说我也不关心政治。 小布希在任的时候常常被媒体嘲笑说蠢，听说他智商还是在线的， 和历史上其他总统基本持平， 下去了以后就很低调， 让我有好感。巴马的时候也还好， 我听人私下保怨过Obamacare, 说看病的诊所变挤了。但对低收入的人貌似是好事， 可以afford 医疗保险。
还有很多很多，罄竹难书
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historical_rankings_of_presidents_of_the_United_States
他的继任，和Buchannan竞争倒数第一。
（请大家短信版主请求飘红， 让更多的人看到奥巴马的八年究竟发生过什么，究竟是谁撕裂了这个社会）
他的第一任是2008经济危机， 不做置评，
第二任内极力推崇BLM, 在白宫接见合影,支持BLM和antifa. 刚开始的时候， 希拉里还曾经说过all life matter, 被骂后再也不说了。
奥巴马任内的司法部， 第一次出现了黑人蹲监狱多,不是因为犯罪的多， 而是因为黑人被歧视的说法。所以decriminalize marijuanna和其他drug ，减少黑人坐监狱的数量; 白警察对黑人执法上新闻，他任内至少有两次大的事件，michael brown事件和freddie Gray事件， 都是victim犯罪在先， 警察执法造成死亡在后。 第一次在chicago,第二次在baltimore, Chicago 不记得了，Baltimore那一次也是打砸抢放火烧店。 他次次都是站BLM，次次都归罪于种族歧视，没有任何对黑人社区的反省, 对其他的声音都扣上歧视的大帽子；
（加上pdrguide02 mm对第一次事件的描述 ： 第一次罪犯和警察冲突，Michael Brown 事件开始了BLM，游行，打砸抢，总统鼓励并亲自去参加嫌疑犯的隆重葬礼。警察被搞的灰溜溜的。但是那时候说 all lives matter 还不至于被开除。但是政治正确因言获罪越演越烈，到了上次大选之年，谁也不敢公开说支持警察支持trump。有的邻居只好在自家院子插个牌说支持社区的警察。该总统开启了是非不分的文化，犯罪的理直气壮扬眉吐气。还有他的媳妇，说学生们肥胖的太多，提议削减了中小学学生午餐份量，以至于孩子们吃不饱。每天媒体对这两口子舔啊，男的一上台什么都还没做就获得了诺贝尔和平奖，他老婆有一次上了Vogue 封面，主持人夸她是世界上最美的女人。）
奥巴时期的education equity initiative一直遗祸到现在， 甚至下个十年。黑人学习不好是因为黑人被歧视， 其他中产区成绩好是因为他们有more resources, 是黑人被压迫， inequity的体现。于是中产公立学校开始进一步放水，来minimize achievement gap。 因为黑人成绩没法短期改善， 要让数字看起来差别不大， 只有减少学校课程，降低标准考试难度，撤销GTprogram。 结果造成现在成绩单上的on grade level实际上是以前的1 year behind。 为了equity,降低GT program cut off line, 造成全county近一半学生在gt program。还是进不去的又是discrimination的佐证。结果又说GT program unfairly benefit rich kids, 要求彻底取消。
亚裔在这样的氛围里被和白人一起划分为privileged group,因为成绩一骑绝尘，无法解释。 努力自律是不在奥巴左派的词典里的， 他们的词典里只有privilege, resource, discrimination和racism. 教育有多差， 给大家一个数字， 我们州8年纪数学英文一半以上不能pass州里的标准。 我们这里最好的county, （在全国也排得上名的）， 黑人相对比较最多（近一半）的初中， 7年纪non-GT班数学标准考试达标率 27%。解决办法是什么？ 不是改变教学质量， 是取消考试， 换成自己州里简单的version.
我们superintendent新上台的plan里有一条就是要equity in discipline rate.(引用kkat99 jm:这是他的教育部发的一个著名的guidelines, 就是惩罚学生也要ＡＡ，因为黑人学生不守纪律被惩罚的多于人口比例，就是歧视。结果学校都不敢管黑学生，怨声载道。trump上台后把这个取消了)
用federal funding迫使开发商在好区建低收入公寓， 不同意的社区就是种族歧视， segregated，导致很多稳定的安全社区大量引入inner city人口， 税收未增， 福利开支剧增， 安全下降， 学区更多的钱花在扯皮是否diversify,是否fair，而不是真正的教育质量。mathcount competition ,开始不完全按成绩取人，黑人多的 county和别的county分开，把一半名额分给黑人多的county，但是最后胜出也大多是亚裔和白人. 后来获奖者的自由抢答环节实在太难看，今年抢答环节也分开两组了。 就看不出来两边水平差距了。
如果你不同意gender is fluid, 不同意那些‘自认女性’的生理男性可以进入女更衣间，就是性别歧视。记得他的厕所法案一出台， gym 的女更衣间就出现外形完全符合男性特征的人施施然旁观女士洗澡更衣，以至于我再也不在那里洗澡了。mall里 restroom,一个高中年纪的男孩在女厕所门口line up, 大家都只能装作没看见。新闻里类似的case, 有人叫过保安， 结果store 被告,保安被fire; 这些可不是经历过或正在经历手术的transgener people, 相信性别是fluid的人不需要进行任何转变手术， 你可以随时改变对自己性别的认知，性别随心。在学校开设uni-sex单独的洗手间，是远远不够也不正确的，会对这些人造成心理创伤，同时也是一种歧视。 必须要任由这样的少数人自由进入男/女洗手间， 至于其他人会不会有心理创伤和安全隐患， 是不在考虑范围里的。
不同意public school教初中甚至小学孩子如何同性做爱，就是歧视LGBTQ； 要求对穆斯林中东难民进行安全检查， 防止恐怖分子入境， 就是歧视穆斯林;要求secure the border, 就是歧视Latino；tax payer不能反对用tax money建立safe injection zone,让homeless吸毒者安全地给自己注射毒品， 以免他们使用受污染的针头得病, 否则就是歧视homeless。现在大家看看洛杉矶， 西雅图， 三藩的街头，homeless的瘾君子公然就在路边使用毒品，给自己注射， 一副末世景象。
在他的治下， 人们开始给自己贴标签， 女高于男， 穆斯林高于基督徒， LGBTQ高于straight, 黑人高于其他一切人种， single mother 高于完整家庭， 使用毒品的人利益高于健康生活的。各种正常或奇葩的small group开始高于majority, majority的任何push back 都是歧视。如果你是女， 黑人， lesbian, 又是single mother, 你就可以横着走， 说什么再脑残的话都没人敢反驳。 你可以随时让他人闭嘴， 因为他们都是racist，can not understand Black life experience. 如果你是white straight male 又不是low income 吸毒的那种， 那你就是天生的罪人， 啥都不要说了， 你的存在就是种族主义最好的证明。 我们学区的各种社区听证会， 讨论会， 听得人目瞪口呆， 白人大妈各个灰溜溜， 黑人各个趾高气扬， 自说自话， 宣称 被oppressed, 被歧视，要equity, 然后一群白左帮着助阵指责种族歧视。
在他的治下， 人们开始特别玻璃心。 不能说happy Christmas，因为non-Christian会觉得被冒犯；组织公司聚会，不能有猪肉， 因为穆斯林会被冒犯； 不能说black,要说African American，因为黑人会被冒犯； 不能说男人和女人天生有不同， 因为女权者会被冒犯；老师在学校里说best education is education at students individual level 是不正确， 因为level低的会被冒犯；classroom reading group不能说advance/on grade /below grade,得说成eagle tiger elephant, 这样低程度的小朋友才不会被冒犯。学校五年级的congress hearing field trip不能办， 因为有的学校can not afford to go, that is inequity; 学校PTA donation/sponsorship收到的多， 也是罪过，因为每个学校不一样多，是privilege school的明证。每个公司，政府都要有diversity committee,监察政治正确，跟国内的党支部似的。 budget不够， 可以裁数学老师， reading老师， music program, technology老师， 但是diversity committee 年年都增招， 薪水六位数。
现在这些匪夷所思脑残的极左言论，在奥巴以前听都没听过，但经过奥巴的八年任期，成为了主流的主流，而且是唯一在媒体上被允许的声音。反对的,轻则靠边站，重则打倒， 丢工作， 甚至以hate crime hate speech的名义坐监狱。 他卸任以后， 80%的人觉得the country is more racially divided。他做的太过了， 让偏保守的人觉得自己的生活方式收到了前所未有的威胁。 加上中部传统产业工人被两岸精英和全球化夺走了工作才有了trump的当选。 2016大选的时候， 已经没人敢说话了，yard sign和车贴，在我们深蓝州的浅红区是有史以来最少的一次，trump唯一的一块大牌子被人先是刮花， 后是喷黑漆。以前邻里之间支持不同党派， 各插各的牌子， 和平共处很正常， 但是现在都不敢了， 怕招来网上bully, 和现实中的attack. 奥巴马就是圣人， 没人敢批评他的任何政策和言论， 反对就一定是种族歧视， 是你不喜欢有一位黑人总统。
trump这个大嘴巴， 其实不属于任何一个党派， 就是代表了被堵住嘴的一般人。 也是唯一能听到部分‘人话’的候选人， 其他人都是跟奥巴一个调子的政治正确, 大多数共和党建制派也是不敢说话,或者觉得事不关己。让反对的人彻底没有了发声的渠道， 当时只有fox敢说.而保守派自媒体还不多，后来主流媒体越来越没有地方发声， 才开始在自媒体上办自己的节目。 我在另一个帖子里有推荐。
（按tucker carlson的说法， 民主党以前是代表中产工人阶级和少数民族， 共和党是代表有钱的传统白人和中部红脖子。但是因为民主党越来越左，现在变成代表两岸elite，wall street和progressives. Trump吸引的新共和党人代表了部分中产和少数民族。但是共和党建制派还是在老思想里， 并不觉得要fight for 这部分人.所以你会看到很多时候， 共和党不支持Trump,不为他发声。Trump只是因为主党左得太厉害，他无法在民主党内出线，才run as republican的。所以trump其实是孤军作战， 哪个党都不支持他，共和党也觉得他不靠谱， 怕被他这个疯子带累。这就解释了Trump当选后为什么无人可用。）
trump当选后左派彻底疯了是因为他们无法理解自己的失败。 他们一直活在自己的泡沫里， 觉得自己才是唯一正确的。没有选希拉里的都是疯子，都是没有受过教育的红脖子， 都是种族歧视主义者，性别歧视者，或者白人至上主义者。 大选结果出来后antifa连续一个多星期的暴力游行打砸抢和放火， 媒体一边倒说是因为人民不服选举结果, 是正义和legitimate的。 可以说是奥巴和民主党媒体给了BLM & antifa OK sign 去打砸抢烧店，现在已经成为惯例。 只要事情did not go their way , 结果就是暴力。左派不能接受这么多年政治正确的教育以后，这世界上还有这么多食古不化，思想不正确的人。These people deserve to be called out, exposed.和他们相关的历史， 塑像， 新闻，书籍， 理论都要被批判。他们的亲人， 孩子和他们一样有罪， 应该被解雇， 人身攻击，不配享有正常的公民权利。（听起来很耳熟吧， 就是美版文化大革命）
大学校园本是言论自由的地方， 现在保守派演讲者根本不能出现在校园里。一有邀请， 不是无理 入场喊叫干扰， 就是暴力抗议，逼得组织者不得不取消活动。 还有大学conservative社团摆摊招人， 白左上来就打， 被录像举告。
trump上台从第一天开始，四大主媒对 trump和他的支持者们24/7地攻击，不惜只报道片面的新闻， 只要是说trump的话，做的事，都是坏的， 只要trump用的人，或者赞同的人，都要被挖黑历史，因为十几年甚至二十几年前的一句话， 就被定性为种族歧视。即使被抓住说了谎，或者报道与事实不符， 也从没有纠错和认错。 这样的疯狂， 导致了一部分有理智的人开始反省，现在的新保守派年轻人 和一些libertarian 像candace owen, dave rubin以前都是左派， 还有著名的walk off 和BLEX movement online, 都是左派 / 黑人觉醒离开民主党的运动。
前两年的大新闻，黑人演员Jessie Smallet自导自演， 说自己被白人殴打，还上多个采访节目，眼含热泪痛诉被歧视家史。 结果被发现是自己雇了两个黑人自导自演，被告了， 中间还牵涉到人奥巴马团队的人给女黑人检察官电话的黑幕， 最后结果如何也不了了之。在加拿大， 穆斯林难民谎称 经过华人区， 被华人强制扯下头巾。 媒体一边倒谴责华人歧视， 总理小土豆也出来谴责。 结果警察录像显示完全是撒谎， 没有这回事。 当事人也承认撒谎， 但没有人给华人社区一个公道， 没有任何媒体谴责报假案的人， 反而说不要继续讨论，给报假案者留下心理创伤。Florida大学里华裔学生， 因为礼貌拒绝了试戴穆斯林头巾， 被放上网指责为歧视穆斯林， 要求大学将她开除。没有任何媒体为她说一句公道话。 所幸这个坚强的女孩自己挺过来了。
另外大家了解一下奥巴马门 (可比历史上的臭名昭著的水门事件） 。一个现任政府，对即将继任的政府挖坑陷害， 在明知没有实据的情况下政治迫害无辜的人， 就是为了打击政治对手。这在民主国家是不被允许的。换任何一任总统， 都是犯罪。但是全部的主流媒体通通避而不报， 甚至没有记者去做任何调查， 更不用说去问奥巴马了。福林将军因为巨额应诉费用而破产，并为了保护自己的儿子， 不得已违心认罪。谢谢budling jm提供的中文链接：
不是说trump有多好， 而是民主党左派实在疯了，自己的ideology太极端， 对不同意的政敌和普通民众大肆攻击陷害。 中间派也没有老川这样硬骨头可以和极左划清界限， 大多都是妥协派，都向极左跪了。 我们还有别的选择么？
God bless United states. Let us be proud to be American,
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If tomorrow all the things were gone I worked for all my life And I had to start again With just my children and my wife I thank my lucky stars To be living here today ''''Cause the flag still stands for freedom And they can''''t take that away And I''''m proud to be an American Where at least I know I''''m free And I won''''t forget the men who died Who gave that right to me And I''''d gladly stand up next to you And defend Her still today ''''Cause there ain''''t no doubt I love this land God Bless the U.S.A. From the lakes of Minnesota To the hills of Tennessee Across the plains of Texas From sea to shining sea From Detroit down to Houston And New York to L.A. Where''''s pride in every American heart And it''''s time we stand and say That I''''m proud to be an American Where at least I know I''''m…
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谢谢科普
比如他任职的时候, 美国通过了同性恋婚姻吧?
这算是美国一个划时代的进步吧?
没排进第一档主流社会就这么忍了？
他作为总统, 没有过分谴责罪犯可能有过一两次,不然这四点没有一个站的住脚.他破网站搞砸了我没看到媒体有什么忌讳, 媒体不是不敢, 是不愿意. 就像trump做了低级的错事,trump supporter不愿提及,一样道理.
另外网站工程师要考虑显示点赞的用户名,像twitter一样,防止点赞点踩造假.
"第一个是在他执政期间形成了媒体一味歌功颂德的风气，没有人敢批评他，批评了就给扣帽子。这其实提供了滋生独裁的土壤。比如他的那个破网站花了几个亿也不知道几十个亿，哪个媒体敢说? 班加西事件，伊朗送钱事件，也是没人敢说他一个错字。 第二个是利用国家机器打击政敌，要求irs调查共和党成员，非法监听总统候选人。 第三个就是对美国law and order的破坏，现在对警察这么敌对，就是那时候煽动出来的结果。他作为总统，屡屡为罪犯站台，是非不分，导致社会动荡。 第四个是厕所法案，以总统令强行推出男女同厕，颠覆正常社会价值。
还有很多很多，罄竹难书"
他比较会演讲和表演吧??
他是黑人里的白左吧, 比白左还白左的黑白左吧.
他讲话 特别象德国的政治家, 一个比一个好听, 一个比一个会表演.
哈哈哈
没有过分谴责罪犯可能有一两次？excuse me？
明明每一次都是第一时间出来给罪犯站台，请到白宫吃饭，认干儿子，叫黑天使，都是他亲自鼓吹的。真是金鱼的记忆。
另外其他为什么站不住脚？他把IRS，FBI都弄成了党派工具打击政敌是事实，同厕法案也是事实。
不，他成了很多事，但都是为了开倒车推行极左撕裂美国的，至今还不肯休息在台后积极推动BLM呢。
我倒是希望他一事无成还好一些。
做总统是比气质风度吗？选美呢？
1. Passed Health Care Reform After five presidents over the course of a century failed to create universal health insurance, signed the Affordable Care Act in 2010. More than twenty million Americans have gained coverage since the passage of the law, which provides subsidies for Americans to buy coverage, expands Medicaid eligibility, and prohibits insurers from denying coverage to people with preexisting conditions. The uninsured rate has dropped from 16 percent in 2010 to 9 percent in 2015. The law also mandates free preventive care, allows young people to stay on their parents’ policies up to age twenty-six, and imposes a ban on annual and lifetime caps on benefits. 2. Rescued the Economy Signed the $787 billion American Recovery and Reinvestment Act in 2009 to spur economic growth amid the most severe downturn since the Great Depression. As of October 2016, the economy had added 15.5 million new jobs since early 2010 and set a record with seventy-three straight months of private-sector job growth. The unemployment rate, which hit a sustained peak of about 10 percent in 2009, has dropped to 4.6 percent as of November 2016. 3. Passed Wall Street Reform Signed the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act in 2010 to re-regulate the financial sector after its practices caused the Great Recession. The law tightens capital requirements on large banks and other financial institutions, allows the government to take them into receivership if they pose a threat to the economy, and limits their ability to trade with customers’ money for their own profit. Dodd-Frank also created the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to crack down on abusive lending and financial services. By the end of fiscal year 2016, the CFPB had handled nearly one million consumer complaints and taken actions that resulted in $11.7 billion in relief for more than twenty-seven million consumers. 4. Negotiated a Deal to Block A Nuclear Iran Led six nations in reaching an agreement with Iran that requires the country to end its nuclear weapons program and submit to a rigorous International Atomic Energy Agency inspections regime in exchange for lifting global sanctions. The deal—which resulted from first toughening sanctions against Iran—also blocked Iran’s pathways to building a bomb, slowing down the development time for a weapon from three months to one year if Iran were to break its commitments. 5. Secured U.S. Commitment to a Global Agreement on Climate Change Provided key leadership to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, which produced the 2015 Paris Agreement, a commitment by 197 nations to reduce global carbon emissions and limit the global rise in temperatures to below 2 degrees Celsius. 6. Eliminated Osama bin Laden In 2011, ordered the Special Forces raid of the secret compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, in which the terrorist leader was killed and a trove of al-Qaeda documents was retained. 7. Ended U.S. Combat Missions in Iraq and Afghanistan After an initial troop surge in Afghanistan, brought home 90 percent of the nearly 180,000 troops who were deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan when he took office, leaving only a small contingent of forces to assist the Iraqi and Afghani militaries against insurgents and the Taliban. The withdrawal from Iraq created the vacuum that ISIS has filled. But, recently, without redeploying ground troops, the U.S. has helped the Iraqi military in reversing ISIS’s gains. 8. Turned Around the U.S. Auto Industry In 2009, injected $62 billion (on top of the $13.4 billion in loans from the George W. Bush administration) into ailing GM and Chrysler in return for equity stakes and agreements for massive restructuring. By December 2014, the car companies had repaid $70.4 billion of the funds, and the Center for Automotive Research estimated that 2.5 million jobs were saved. 9. Repealed “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’’ Ended the 1990s-era restriction and formalized a new policy allowing gays and lesbians to serve openly in the military for the first time. 10. Supported Federal Recognition of Same-Sex Marriages Decided in 2011 that the federal government would no longer defend the Defense of Marriage Act, which restricted federal marriage recognition to opposite-sex couples. In June 2013, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down key portions of the law as unconstitutional, allowing married same-sex couples to finally receive federal protections like Social Security and veteran benefits. 11. Reversed Bush Torture Policies Two days after taking office, signed an executive order banning the so-called “enhanced interrogation” techniques used by the CIA under President Bush and considered inhumane under the Geneva Conventions. Also released the secret Bush administration legal opinions supporting the use of these techniques. 12. Established Rules to Limit Carbon Emissions from Power Plants Finalized a “Clean Power Plan” in 2015 through new EPA regulations, setting the first-ever carbon pollution standards for existing power plants. When fully implemented in 2030, the new rules will result in a 32 percent reduction in carbon emissions compared to 2005. 13. Normalized Relations with Cuba In 2014, took steps to open diplomatic and commercial ties with Cuba, ending the failed Cold War policy of isolation. In March 2016, direct mail flights to Cuba resumed for the first time in fifty years. American tourists may also now freely visit the country. 14. Put Medicare on Sounder Financial Footing Slowed the growth of health care spending through cost-saving measures enacted as part of the ACA, ensuring the solvency of Medicare’s principal trust fund through 2028. 15. Protected DREAMers from Deportation Took executive action in June 2012 to protect undocumented young people brought to the U.S. as children (so-called DREAMers) from deportation and allow them to apply for work permits. 16. Established Net Neutrality Directed the Federal Communications Commission to issue a rule classifying internet service providers as a public utility and forcing them to treat all web traffic the same, regardless of source. After years of litigation, a federal court upheld the FCC’s rule, meaning providers can’t favor certain websites or block others. 17. Protected Two Liberal Seats on the U.S. Supreme Court Nominated and obtained confirmation for Sonia Sotomayor (the first Hispanic person and third woman to serve on the Court) in 2009 and Elena Kagan (the fourth woman) in 2010. They replaced David Souter and John Paul Stevens, respectively. 18. Boosted Fuel Efficiency Standards Released new fuel efficiency standards in 2011 that will increase fuel economy to the equivalent of 54.5 miles per gallon for cars and light-duty trucks by model year 2025. 19. Kicked Banks Out of Federal Student Loan Program, Expanded Pell Grant Funding As part of the 2010 health care reform bill, signed a measure ending the decades-old practice of subsidizing banks to provide college loans. As a result, all students began getting their federal student loans directly from the federal government. More than half of the savings ($36 billion over ten years) is dedicated to expanding Pell Grants to lower-income students. 20. Improved America’s Image Abroad With new policies, diplomacy, and rhetoric, reversed a sharp decline in world opinion toward the U.S. (and the corresponding loss of “soft power”) during the Bush years. Favorable opinion toward the United States rose during Obama’s first term in ten of fifteen countries surveyed by the Pew Global Attitudes Project, with an average increase of 26 percent, and have stayed high ever since. 21. Left His Mark on the Federal Judiciary Appointed more than 300 judges to federal district and appeals courts, in line with other two-term presidents, tipping the balance to majority Democrat appointed. A majority of judges on nine of the thirteen appeals courts are now Democratic appointees—compared to just one when Obama took office. Appointed a record number of female (138) and minority (120) judges to the federal bench, as well as eleven openly gay or lesbian judges. 22. Diversified the Federal Bureaucracy Appointed women and people of color to fill more than half of appointments to policy positions requiring Senate confirmation, including seventeen of thirty-one Cabinet positions. 23. Passed Fair Sentencing Act Signed 2010 legislation that reduced the sentencing disparity between crack and powder cocaine possession from 100 to 1 to 18 to 1. Successfully lobbied the United States Sentencing Commission to apply those measures retroactively, which contributed to the largest decrease in the federal prison population in over thirty years. 24. Revived the Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division Through then Attorney General Eric Holder, announced a major overhaul of the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division in 2009 to bring back federal civil rights enforcement, which had atrophied under President Bush. Among other priorities, the division stepped up its efforts against housing and employment discrimination, strengthened enforcement of the Voting Rights Act, and put renewed focus on cracking down on discriminatory policing practices. 25. Expanded Wilderness and Watershed Protection Signed the Omnibus Public Lands Management Act of 2009, which designates more than two million acres as wilderness, creates thousands of miles of recreational and historic trails, and protects over 1,000 miles of rivers. By designating new national monuments and other measures, permanently protects over 548 million acres, more than any other president. 26. Gave the FDA the Power to Regulate Tobacco Signed the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act in 2009. Nine years in the making and long resisted by the tobacco industry, the law mandates that tobacco manufacturers disclose all ingredients, obtain FDA approval for new products, and expand the size and prominence of cigarette warning labels. It also bans the sale of “light” cigarettes and tobacco sponsorship of entertainment events. 27. Trimmed and Reoriented Missile Defense Cut the Reagan-era “Star Wars” missile defense budget, saving $1.4 billion in 2010, and canceled plans to station antiballistic missile systems in Poland and the Czech Republic in favor of a sea-based defense plan focused on Iran and North Korea. 28. Kick-started Clean Energy Investment As part of the 2009 stimulus, invested $90 billion in research on smart grids, energy-efficient electric cars, renewable electricity generation, cleaner coal, and biofuels. Launched a clean energy incubator within the Argonne National Laboratory and encouraged $4 billion in commitments by foundations, institutional investors, and other private-sector stakeholders to boost their investments in clean energy technology. 29. Reduced the Threat from Nuclear Weapons Initiated the biannual Nuclear Security Summit to address the global threat posed by nuclear terrorism and advance a common approach to strengthening nuclear security. As a result, weapons-usable highly enriched uranium has been removed from sixteen countries. Signed and won ratification of a 2011 treaty with Russia to limit each country to 1,550 strategic warheads (down from 2,200) and 700 launchers (down from more than 1,400). The treaty also reestablished a monitory and transparency program that had lapsed in 2009. 30. Passed Credit Card Reforms Signed the Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure Act of 2009, which prohibits credit card companies from raising rates without advance notification, mandates a grace period on interest rate increases, and strictly limits overdraft and other fees. 31. Cut Veteran Homelessness by Half In 2010, launched the nation’s first comprehensive strategy to prevent and end homelessness, Opening Doors, which has led to a 47 percent decline in the number of homeless veterans since 2010 and aims to end youth homelessness by 2020. 32. Enacted Government Surveillance Reform Signed the 2015 USA Freedom Act, which bans the governmental collection of bulk data, creates a special panel to provide technical and legal advice to the court administering the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), and provides greater transparency for FISA court opinions. The ACLU noted that the legislation marked the first time since 1978 that Congress has “taken steps to restrict, rather than expand, its government surveillance authority.” 33. Expanded Overtime Pay Updated a provision of the Fair Labor Standards Act to ensure overtime pay for employees making up to $47,476 a year, thereby expanding overtime protections to 4.2 million workers. The new rules were set to go into effect in December 2016, but were blocked in November by a federal judge in Texas. 34. Cracked Down on Bad For-Profit Colleges Through the Department of Education, issued “gainful employment” regulations in 2011, cutting off commercially focused schools from federal student aid funding if more than 25 percent of former students aren’t paying off their loans or if former students spend more than 12 percent of their average total earnings servicing student loans. In June 2016, regulators voted to shut down the nation’s largest accreditor of for-profit colleges, cutting off federal aid to hundreds of for-profits. 35. Cut the Deficit Reduced the federal deficit from 9.8 percent of GDP in 2009 to 3.2 percent in 2016, one benefit of a strengthening economy. 36. Created the College Scorecard Through the Department of Education, developed a comprehensive database in 2015 that allows prospective college students to compare potential schools based on costs, graduation rates, debt, and post-college earnings. 37. Improved School Nutrition Signed the Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act in 2010, championed by Michelle Obama, mandating a $4.5 billion spending boost and higher nutritional standards for school lunches. New rules double the amount of fruits and vegetables, and require only whole grains, in foods served to students. 38. Expanded the Definition of Hate Crimes Signed the Hate Crimes Prevention Act in 2009, applying existing hate crime laws to crimes based on a victim’s sexual orientation, gender, or disability, in addition to race, religion, or national origin. 39. Recognized the Dangers of Carbon Dioxide Through 2009 EPA regulations, declared carbon dioxide a pollutant, allowing the agency to regulate its production. 40. Strengthened Women’s Right to Fair Pay Signed the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act in 2009, giving women who are paid less than men for the same work the right to sue their employers after they find out about the discrimination, even if it happened years ago. Under previous law, as interpreted by the Supreme Court in Ledbetter v. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., the statute of limitations on such suits ran out 180 days after the alleged discrimination occurred, even if the victims never knew about it. 41. Secured the Removal of Chemical Weapons from Syria Forced an agreement by Syrian leader Bashar Assad in 2013 to destroy the country’s stockpile of chemical weapons in accordance with the United Nations Chemical Weapons Convention. In 2016, the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons confirmed the destruction of thousands of tons of mustard gas and other toxic chemicals. (There is evidence, however, that Assad has recently continued to use chlorine gas against rebels and civilians in Aleppo.) 42. Protected LGBTQ Americans From Employment Discrimination Signed an executive order in 2014 prohibiting federal contractors and subcontractors from discriminating against their workers on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity. 43. Reduced Discrimination Against Former Prisoners in Federal Hiring Signed an executive order to “ban the box” in federal hiring and contracting. Government employers can’t ask about criminal records at the beginning of the application process, giving applicants with a criminal history a fairer shot. 44. Won Major Victories Against Housing and Mortgage Discrimination Through the Justice Department, reached a record $335 million settlement against Countrywide Financial Corporation and a $175 million settlement against Wells Fargo for their practices of charging higher interest and fees to African American and Latino borrowers prior to the financial crisis, in addition to numerous other suits pursued on behalf of borrowers. In 2015, the administration successfully argued before the Supreme Court that victims of housing discrimination suing for bias only need to show “disparate impact,” not an intent to discriminate, to win their case. 45. Expanded Broadband Coverage Obtained approval from the FCC to shift $8 billion in subsidies away from landlines and toward broadband internet access for lower-income rural families. By 2016, 98 percent of Americans had access to fast 4G/LTE broadband. 46. Expanded Health Coverage for Children Signed the Children’s Health Insurance Program Reauthorization Act in 2009, expanding the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) to cover an additional four million children, paid for by a tax increase on tobacco products. 47. Improved Food Safety Signed the 2011 FDA Food Safety Modernization Act, which increased the Food and Drug Administration’s budget by $1.4 billion and expanded its regulatory responsibilities to include increasing the number of food inspections, issuing direct food recalls, and reviewing the safety practices of countries exporting food products to the U.S. 48. Let the Space Shuttle Die and Killed the Planned Moon Mission Allowed the expensive ($1 billion per launch), badly designed, and dangerous shuttle program to make its final launch on July 8, 2011. Cut off funding for the even more bloated and problem-plagued Bush-era Constellation program to build a moon base in favor of support for private-sector low-earth orbit ventures, research on new rocket technologies for long-distance manned flight missions, and unmanned space exploration, including the largest interplanetary rover ever launched, designed to investigate Mars’s potential to support life. 49. Rebuilt and Fortified the Gulf Coast post-Katrina Completed a $14.5 billion system in 2011 to rebuild the levees in New Orleans and protect it from a 100-year storm. 50. Avoided Scandal Became the first president since Dwight Eisenhower to serve two terms with no serious personal or political scandal.
還不如雷根呢，正經演員做的還更好，不像的小土豆，業餘的，就愛演戲，演的還差，歹戲拖棚
差点忘了这个了，真是坏事做绝。
多少黑人投他就因為他是黑人，結果做了八年，現在看看，有比以前好嗎? 因為他的關係，估計把下一個黑人總統的機會在往後推N年，民主黨不會再打這張牌了，肯定是女總統先上
拜登肯经选个女副总统，要是他嗝屁了，女总统就上任了
看得真是要吐了，简而言之就是爱心泛滥各种国内国外大撒币。
另外 37.Improved School Nutrition？哈哈哈哈，把好好地学校的饭改的乞丐都咽不下去。哦，还有奇葩的common core教学法。
真是我情愿他不干事，干对的不超过10%。
另外有人调侃他长得像梁朝伟～
哈哈哈
佩罗西大妈当美国女总统吧!!!
时钟男孩谁来科普一下？现在在网上查，都是说学校老师有多么种族歧视，奥巴马多么好。
咱们华人网这经常用的词“天使”就是O8首创de
这段总结太牛了
PBS拍的，真实？哈哈
请仔细读一下下面的评论，不要告诉我评论也是华人大妈的马甲发的。
一件好事都没做，做的全是坏事。
对小粉来讲，的确应该感谢奥巴马，不奇怪，成就了弯道超车的黄金十年
有你这样的支持O8，不太知道他的通过你也能推测个八九不离十。
手动点赞👍🏻 对外还有飞机运cash跟恐怖分子媾和。作为对比，trump对恐怖分子用的无人机烤肉。
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来美没多久obama就上任，不太了解之前的情况，所以没有对比。隐约记得厕所事件和trump当选时silent majority的情形，联想如今的乱象，真的是冰冻三尺，非一日之寒。
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看来都是经过那个混乱时期的华人，就需要这样把当时的群魔乱舞写出来给不知情华人的看看，点赞
你是想说这个视频的25k个👍都是五毛点的？
Mark
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他的演讲水平，交流水平，十分优秀，如果你听过他的演讲，你就会感觉这个人好有领导力；但是他从他本人的所作所为，你发现其实他就是一个毒瘤，是撕裂美国社会、加剧不同种族之间纷争的一个罪魁祸首。
至于他的所作所为，上面有个帖子讲解的很细致了。也许对于所有的政客，大家基本都是一样的。有优秀的演讲能力和蛊惑手段，但是评价一个政客还是要了解一下他的所作所为，毕竟他们不是演讲家或者辩论家。
这可能也是大家支持trump的一个原因，无论是性格、演讲还是交流，就是一个不太让人尊敬的人，但是所作所为没啥说的。当然，他说关于中国的我想大部分人也不会认可，但是现在这个环境，是不可能有对中国有好的政客了，除非是台下或者退任。
说的太好了，奥黑是有史以来最坏的总统，论其邪恶前无古人 后无来者
教改后来是停了，慢慢又改回去了，但是中间耽误的那几年学生呢？他们的损失谁来弥补？
层主唤醒了我的记忆，08第二任时期完全现出真面目，给他和平奖的估计肠子都悔青了
我们到现在还没有改回去呢， fight得好心累。
同觉得啊！他09年接手的也是一个烂摊子啊，结果鼓励中小企业，Tech公司，第二任期内经济就起来了，房事一片红火啊，交班给Trump的时候经济什么样都忘了吗？
说得好像总统有改变经济周期的能力似的
我们也是，改不回去了
第二任啥时候经济起来了？ 他自己都说那些逝去的job回不来了。 强制快速推行新能源增加了职位， 但你没有看到多少传统能源职位消失， 多少人失业么？ 大数据跟他有关系么？ 大数据兴起，好事还是坏事， 还不一定。 社交媒体在divide the society 上起了很坏的作用。
以前的journalism 慢一点， 但讲究调查研究， 做好fact check,现在为了和自媒体争速度， 报道越来越不靠谱。大数据在后台不断给人推送和自己观点一致的内容，像个echo chamber (回声桶）， 个人观点越来越极端， 因言获罪越来越常见， 异见者会被cyber bully。 大数据同时赋予大公司无上的权利， google, facebook, twitter, 不就开始用大数据censor ''''政治不正确的内容‘么？
这位MM总结得太好了。 O8之前， 美国社会虽然自由， 但是主流社会基本3观还是正的。 现在已经完全是非颠倒， 完全没有任何common sense。 不是说所有的人都lose their mind，而是正常人已经不敢在公开场合发表他们的意见。 凡是不和BLM站一起的就被贴标签， 甚至丢工作。 各种暴力事件每天上演， 逆向歧视无处不在。
说房市一片红火的， 没经历 2008么？跌了很多，他第一任里房子都还在水下呢， 第二任经济危机过去了， 开始涨难道不是正常么？
他的救市计划给大公司pump了多少钱， 却没有更好得惠及一般民众， 一直是被人诟病的一点。 不过是在黑皮的光环下， 没人敢去挖， 去报道而已。 换其他任何一个白人总统， 另一派都会把他骂个狗血喷头。 占尽了黑皮扶的好处， 翻过脸来指责美国社会种族主义， 有white guilt的白左不觉得被打了一耳光， 还变本加厉的跪舔， 才是匪夷所思呢。
总结的太好了！手动点赞👍🏻👍🏻
总结的真全面。
是的， 老川一上台就因为Muslim ban的事被指责歧视。 保护国土安全， 保护国民安全， 在民主党政治正确下就是歧视， 不需要任何讨论， 直接扣帽子打倒就行了。
歧视这个罪名也太好用了， 哪里需要哪里扣， 总能把受众分成对立的两面， 一边歧视另一边。 不就是老毛的发动群众斗群众理论么？
这个我家孩子怕是印象最深刻。以前孩子们对政治真的没啥想法，自从米歇尔改了学校的午餐，我周围很多孩子都是极其不满，我家孩子更是从那以后就开始自己带午餐。 第二次伤害孩子的是哪怕立马要离开白宫，也要求公立学校系统男女同厕否则不给经费，从此我家孩子开始关心政治，跟自己利益太相关了
奥巴最大的功绩就是唤醒了silent majority，唯一的legacy就是把Trump送进了白宫
总结得真好
你是个傻逼
是的， 我也是那时候开始觉得自己各方面都跟不上形势了